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| Registered Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: Midlothian / Waxahachie, Texas 
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				OT - Ramp Recommendations
			 
			I am shopping for the best ramp for safely and easily loading a motorcycle into the bed of a pickup truck.  Can anyone recommend a particular brand or style ramp that works well?  Thank you, Jeff 
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| Moderator Join Date: Aug 1999 Location: Austin, TX. USA 
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			style:  2 or 3 section wide hinged aluminum one so you're not performing such a balancing act, with an arched shape, reducing high centering on bikes with limited clearance (not just yours, once you have a ramp, you'll get stuck helping tons of stranded buddies, unless you really keep it on the D/L)
		 
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| Moderator Join Date: Aug 1999 Location: Austin, TX. USA 
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			Motorcycle Ramps & Ramp Systems As Low As $59.99 these guys sell one of everything. Good catalog/overview, even if you don't go with one from them. hth r 
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			Having spent 3 years earning a living moving motorcycles for the like's of MCN/Bike mag(a story in it'self) Oxlite 65T Tri panel,I've had everything from a trials bike to an 1800 Gold Wing on one,and you can use the 3 parts separately if needs be,and made in the US,but cheap they ain't. Motorcycle Accessories | Oxlite | ||
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			I bought a Ready Ramp that also doubles as a bed extender. I've loaded an RT, my GSA and other smaller bikes as well, I use a small aluminum step stool, single step and place it beside the ramp for easy up to the truck bed. Ready Ramp Bed Extender 
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			roger is right.  buy a ramp, hide it in the rafters in the garage. make sure your buddies don't know you have four sets of tie-downs either or you'll instantly be listed as a "roadside assistance friend", which is very similar (in false popularity), to owning a ski boat in the summertime. | ||
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